A review of the Maxxis Ardent mountain bike tire.
Lance Armstrong signs 3-year deal with Michelob Ultra, trading energy drink ads for beer commercials as spokesman for the low-calorie brew.
Mountain biking categories span from XC to downhill, with most bikes and riders covering a range rather than fitting neatly into single classifications.
A dedicated mountain bike coaching trail in the UK features berms, tabletops, rhythm sections, and technical climbs exclusively for skills instruction without interruption from other riders.
Mountain bike news roundup: backyard bikepark projects, Rio's 2016 Olympic trail plans, Chicago's venue challenges, and VHoldR's new full HD helmet camera.
XC riders looking for a versatile tire for the fall riding season, listen up! I recently tested two of the five sets of XC tires from Intense Tire Systems (ITS) in a…
Six-time 24 Hour Solo champion Chris Eatough retires, Trek lobbies for Chicago Olympics, and riders tackle a grueling Himalayan stage race.
The Xen helmet, Xen gloves, and Filter sunglasses from Giro go together almost as well as the #1 combo at McDonalds (stickers to the first commenter who can id the sandwich in…
Easton debuts fresh 2010 graphics across their component line, plus the striking Haven all-mountain wheelset—their first UST offering with straight-pull spokes.
The Tri-Flow Dirtiest Drivetrain contest ends October 1st—submit your grimy, rusty, gunked-up bike pics for prizes and glory.
Bike Armor offers custom-cut, clear protective film decals that shield your frame from scratches and dings without hiding your bike's graphics.
Hydrapak's redesigned hydration packs offer affordable comfort with features like expandable storage, improved ventilation, and innovative hose clips for mountain bikers.
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Niner showcases prototype carbon frames, Reynolds 853 steel hardtails, and scandium options at Interbike, proving they're still pushing 29er innovation forward.
Straitline Components leverages NASA-grade manufacturing expertise to create precision-machined MTB parts that maximize strength, minimize weight, and look like moving art.
THE Industries unveils 10 new helmet graphics, revamped armor lineup, and ITS tires get color-coded sidewalls for 2010 at Interbike.
The Pivot Mach 429 is a 4-inch travel 29er that uses DW-link suspension and offers customizable color options through Pivot's "lunchbox" parts kit.
Interbike highlights include Garmin's new Edge 500 GPS, Light & Motion's Stella 300 light system, and stunning carbon bikes from newcomer Morpheus.
Banshee Bikes showcases their lineup including the Legend DH frame with Virtual Floating 4 Bar linkage, promising stiff pedaling performance and ultra-low center of gravity.
Formula's new RX series brake weighs 351 grams with 22mm pistons, while THE ONE features forged construction and 24mm pistons at just 308 grams.
X-Fusion offers high-quality suspension forks and shocks from XC to DH, with features rivaling Fox at lower prices starting at $799.99.
Cannondale's secret "Simon" suspension system uses an electronic joystick interface to adjust travel and ride modes, though performance details remain unknown.
A $7,000 hardtail, standing-room-only at the IMBA breakfast, and a sweet Redline paint job highlight this year's Interbike show.
Race Face unveils SIXC carbon cranks for long-travel bikes, plus new Respond line, colorful Atlas options, and improved Turbine chainrings with enhanced shifting ramps.
Camelbak unveils innovative 2010 lineup including digital flow meters, quick-connect hoses, freeride packs, and advanced cooling technology for enhanced hydration on the trail.
POC expands their second-year mountain bike lineup with innovative safety gear, including the multi-impact Cortex DH helmet and VPD body armor.
The Kona Abra Cadabra's Magic Link suspension automatically adjusts from 4 to 6 inches of travel while shifting geometry for efficient climbs and confident descents.
We caught up with Hayes' Denny Yunk to discuss their latest gear, including the new Black Flag and Charger wheelsets featured in this video.
Yesterday I got a chance to test out the Ellsworth Rogue. For those of you who are unfamiliar, this bike is a 6-7 travel freeride bike. I wont lie: it was tons…
Gore Bike Wear's Fusion jacket uses "comfort mapping" technology to strategically place materials where riders need them most, including extra warmth for your kidneys.
Aside from the test rides Monday and Tuesday, there were a number of interesting things we learned at Outdoor Demo. Here are a few quick hits: Trek 69er discontinued. If you're a…
Saris updates their bike rack lineup with features for 29ers, heavy downhill bikes, and multi-function racks that work for transport and home storage.
Time pedals and shoes offer lightweight performance with unique features like heat-moldable carbon shoes and self-cleaning mechanisms with angular and lateral float.
Theres a lot of buzz around the SRAM XX component group and this afternoon I got a brief opportunity to see how the rich live. Clearly its tough to evaluate an entire…
A lot of you asked to hear about the Yeti 575 and unfortunately, I didnt get on one today. However, the Yeti rep that I spoke with convinced me to try the…
Im starting to think that bike manufacturers are onto something with steel 29er hardtail mountain bikes. The Raleigh XXIX Pro shows why this is such a winning combination: its lightweight, supple, and…
These days mountain bikers like to talk about the 29er revolution but the fact is that even just a few years ago 29ers were generally poorly designed and awkward to ride. Today…
The Yeti ASR 5 is brand new this year (not even on the Yeti website yet) and marks a bit of a departure from the 575 and ASR 7 models. The ASR…
Did you ever wonder what it would be like to be a mountain bike test pilot? Today I got just a taste when I rode a prototype of the Banshee Spitfire, a…
The Moots MootoXz offers an embarassment of riches: it's a 29er, made of titanium, full-suspension, and it's built in Steamboat Springs, CO. If you're imagining a super plush ride that can climb…
Regular readers know I'm into simple, lightweight XC bikes that just work and today I rode what is perhaps my new favorite: The Spot Longboard. This is a steel frame, 29er (natch),…
The carbon Trek Fuel EX 9.9 performs exactly as you would imagine it does: flawlessly. I had the chance to demo a shiny extra-large EX 9.9 today and here are the not…
Steve Peat. Photograph: Kathy Sessler / Santa Cruz Syndicate via Guardian.co.uk. The LA Times just ran a two part article profiling mountain biker turned Tour de France dominator Levi Leipheimer. As you…
Rust. Dirt. Grease. Grime. Mud. All of this adds up to a dirty drivetrain which can seriously harsh your ride. Fortunately Tri-Flow offers a full line of products to help you get…
National Public Lands Day @ Continental Divide Trail. Photo by Erika Knoth. Mark your calendar - this fall there are several official events you can participate in to celebrate mountain biking! As…
Believe it or not, this article can save you from visiting the dentist. Nope, this isn't about brushing your teeth (though a toothbrush is involved) - it's about servicing your mountain bike…
The first ever Pisgah Mountain Bike Stage Race is happening next month and from what we've read this could be a very cool race. Riders will compete over 4 days, riding 145…
The next tire in the WTB series that I'll be testing is the ground-ripping Stout 2.3. This tire is meant for nasty, gnarly terrain! With its wide offset spacing center tread pattern…
In less than 10 days element22 and trek7k are hitting the Las Vegas strip for Interbike 2009 and we're bringing everyone along for the ride! Well, not literally, but we will be…
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